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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

WHATEVER may be said in sport o.
shielding Kansas" its unparalleled
growth in population and material
wealth within the past ten years chal-
lenges the wonder and admiration of
American people, and the state stands
as one Of the grandest monuments of
enterprise in the history of progressive
civilization. A man who travelled
overland through the state ten years
ago would persuade himself that he
had taken Rip Van Wrinkle nap were
be to go whirling through it to-day
on one Of the many railroads making
pet work Of its fertile plains, and see
the handsome towns and magnificent
cities that have sprung up where his
teams grazedfin his overland journey
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

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Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

1t VIII be noticed that there was a
steady increase from 1879 to 1882.
and a decrease from that year to 1886.
The renewed increase began after the
middle Of the calendar year 1886. The
entire immigration in the past thirteen
years was 4,934,41S.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

TEE New YORK Star says that Sena-
tor John Sherman seems % be engaged
IN showing the country how foolish q
grave and reverend politician mar up-
On occasion become After making
several sensible and statesmznIike
IN different parts Of the South
speeches full Of wisdom and eoncili-
aton-he Suddenly breaks loose in
Illinois with as narrow and bitter a
partisan harangue as ever disgraeed a
third rate fanatic in the days Of recon
struction-
II would be interesting to know Just
what estimate Mr.. Sherman sets on the
American people. When he goes TO
Tennessee and appeals to the quicken
ing thrift and patriotism Of that sec
ton by addressing himself to the rea-
son and the welfare Of the inhabitants
ne would seem to be proceeding on
broad and liberal theory. But when,
In the next breath, he attemps TO fire
the heart Of the Illinois soldiers by
warming over the State sensations of
forgotten campaigns, and BY playing
upon the meanest and most ignorant
predjudices Of his audience, Mr. John
Sherman strikes US as depending very
largely, in fact, upon the blindness of
mankind.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18
Score one for Tie 4dministration.

The greatest achievement hitherto
OF the Cleveland administration and
one Of which any administration might
be proud, is undoubtedly the withdraw
al OF the indemnity lands from reser-
yations and the freeing of them forset-
tlement "For fifteen years" SAYS the
New York Times abroad belts of pub
lie land, covering in the aggregate
lOO,OOO,0O0 acres, or a tract equal in
extent to the area of the four Middle
States and the six New England States
have, by orders of the interior depart
ment, been closed to settlers to serve
the convenience of big corporations
and to enable these corporations to
Cypress those who might try to make
homes within the boundaries"
10 this enormous area the corpora
tons had not title Of claim. further
than that they we're authorized by
Congress to select from such of If as
was unoccupied enough acreage to
recoup themselves for what they had
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1887-06-18

IMMIGRATION is expected to reach
100000 in the calendar year 1887.
This would be the biggest influx ever
experienced in the United States. the
total Of 1882 being the highest in any
one year thus far The following
shows the immigration in each Of the
past eight years, the years in each case
being fiscal years, ending on june 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
PROvIslONs.

Observation-Disclosures, l3@l5; cream
cry, 20925c; dairy, 79lgc; country
butter, S,glSc.
Hoo PRoDUcrs-Q1iet; mees pork,
new, Sl7 90; old, SIS so; sugar cured
hams, II i9l3ic; breakfast bacon, 10
lllc; clear rib sides. bacon. 9iCa9hc;
ear side bacon, 0lc; bacon shoulders,
7ic; bulk pork, clear sides, &c; clear
no sides, si9sic; long clear, SIC;
shoulders, 6lc; strips, 7lc.
LARp-Tierces, Gle; hall barrels,
7ic; kegs, 7tc; ohoics kettle, stC9Sic.
Firm.
CnKBE Prime fats, 9@l0c; New
York factory, none; full cream, loo;
Young American, 1bc.
Pos FKKr-Bnrels, 81 so; hall bar.
rels, So rs; kegs, 81 Is.
PouLTRY -Chlckens quiet; tpring,
81 50C92 50; old hena 81 30.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August 16.-Provi-
sions weak. Pork irregular; new,
SIS 05 LGrd lower at 80 IS. Dry
salt mests-boxed shoulders. 81 so;
long clear, 81 rs; clear ribs, 81 871@
s.; short clear. fs25@s 80. Bacon
boxed sh 'ulders, 80 l2l; long clear,
IS 1908 so; clear ribs, IS S0(9s IS
thort clear. 80 o5@9 10. Hams steady,
l2@lic. Eggs steady; l09i6c. But.
tar unchanged bat fm; creamery,
25@2sc; dairy, l6l925c.
CHICAGO, Ill August 10 In prpvls
ions the bear side was regarded with
the greatest favor. 0soraiions were
circumspect In their movements, yei
the offerings rather exceeded the de-
mand and lower prlcee we're the rule
Ia wear pork the dave decline was l6G
in January pork, 27io In lard for near
aud next winters delivery bC97ic, and
In short rib, for August, septsmbel
aud October 5C97ic, and for January
l2lc. Cash quotations we're ~ follows
Meos pork, per Dbl, SIS: lard, per l0t
lbe, 80 so; short rib sides, loose, 81 95
dry 6altBd shoulders, boxed, % 6n@
. 20; short clear slider, boxed, IS 300
8 40. The leading iutures ranged a
iollowe. Mess pork, per bhl--yea
opened nj sll 50, highest Gil 30, low
esl Gil IS, oloelng at Oil 90; Januai,
opened At sl2 30, highest fl2 90, low
est tl2 40, closing nj fl2 40. Lard, pc
100 lbs-August opened at SO 52I
! h ghset 90 62l, lowest 40 80, closinI
81 80 90: September opened nj 50 52I
highest so b2i lowest SO 80, closin
at 10 so; October opened at 90 02I
highest SO G2I, lowest So 60, cloei1
I at 20 60; January opened NJ % u
highest % 20, lowest 10 05, closin
at 90 GA Short ribs, per 100 lbs
August ooened at ~ 90, highest az o,
lowest 81 s7i, closing at 81 95; ssptem
Der opened at " 90, highest 81 81
lowest 81 57i, closing Of 81 %; Ostob.
opened At " 96, highest 81 o,
lowest 81 50, closing al az 90
January opened at 90 ~, bigh.I
% 10, lowest % %, eloaing 81 So 37I
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Proposals for above named works must DO
separate, and each proposal must be signed
by th. porton making the sane. and paced
In IT, own envelope and marked "PropoiaI
20 build - lnvee In - parish. from -"
giving nan Of levee. and Of parish and OF
person making proposal.
A deposit OF current money on certified
bank check Ia required for each leyee, 20 tho
amount above stated, which should be en-
clofed In the sealed enyelopo, sEi1 deposit TO
DO forfeited 10 the Board " Commissioners
for tho firh louisiana District In caso Tho
person 10 whom the work may DO awarded
shall fail 10 tign articles Of ngreen ent and
hle complies bond within iorty-oighi hours
Aiter pOtice Of adjudication,
Bond will be required In sum not 10 ex-
teed hye cents Der cubic yard on tho amount
0 stated In ths advertisement, with two 10
ureties, who will 10 rsquirsd',o make oath
hat they are worth over and above liable
| les the amount Of the bond
| The board reserves the IiEbt - rcI Of any
or all bids. withdraw nom letting such
leyees as they may deem proper, and to IN
crease orldiminish the offering ~ they REQ az.
Payment 90! work vi! &c @sss 5ss-ssH
cash and the balance In warrants Of this
board bearing eight per cont. interest pcr
| and payable one year from date.
| Pans. prohleS and publications Of the
| above work can be seen. and any 9th In.
formation that bidders may desire, obtained
at the once 81 the Board II state ro sineers,
| NJ New Orleans, La #, and at the present
once Of tho Leyee Board, at Talluiah, La.
~ '' " ~ j. 7. MCCLELLAN.
president pro TEN.
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GENERAL TRADE.
BRgADsTUPPH.

CoREMRAL-Sandard. 81 26CD2 3b;
pearl, 50 1908 IS; roller, ~ 40, quiet.
HkY-Choice, from store, 9le;
car load from leveo or depot, ga b1i
prime, from store, Soc; car load
from levee or depot, ~ so; prairie,
from store, 45(9b0c; car load from
levee or depot, o. 30.
BaAH--Fr1m store, zoe; from
levee or depot, si3C3l3 30.
CoRs-From store, white, b63; mir-
cd, 50952c; from levee or depot, white,
ia buiE, b2c; 10 sacks, 65c. mixed,
In bulk, 469i0l'; in nscks, 49,.
0ATs-Ffom store, white, 47C9iSe
mix ID, $50; iiom lsves OF depot, = bite
In bulk, 43c; In sacks, 48i; mixed
In bulk, 29j; In sacks. 3lCg32c.
FLoUR-Ffom store. oommon,t3 lbta
3 50; family, % 60C93 90; choice
So 75Ca3 so; fIncy, IS 95C,4 10; extra
fancy, "a 2O94 80; patents, u 1908
Quiet
BkAss-Nayy, =; medium, 81
0ATnEAL-In hall barrels, sos y
from store.
CRAcxrRs-sods, extra. 10; soda
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GROCERIRs.

suaAR-Cofiee, 6t@8Ac; yellow clsr.
ICED, ETC; seconds, 5!@8c; refined A,
8}@6}c; granulsted, Csc; powdered,
Tic; cut loaf, 71c. Firm.
RIcR-Louisiana, 4i@5lc; Carolina,
5l@8tc.
OANDIEs--shckp. all sizes, in boxes,
pals aud barrels, 7l@9Ac.
CorFEg-Common. Zoe; ordinary,
2Ol@2lc; fair, 22@223c; prime Rio,
23c; choice to fancy, 2S2@2ic
old government, 29@32c. Strong and
higher.
SALr-Ohio river, 81 l5@l 20 per
barrel; Saginaw. ST. 25@l 50 per bar
rel; sacks, fine, 81 S50l As; coarse,
81 10 OIL 10; pockets, bleacLed,
2,@7c.
MoLAssEs Louisiana, common TO
fair, 27@S0c; prime TO choice, 42@50c
syrup, 25@40c; common to fair, $50
28c; prime to choice; 35@40c; CEN
trifugal fancy, 35Si0c. Unchanged.
BALrIMoRs, MD, August 16.-Coffes
nomiually higher; Rio, cugoes, ordi.
nary to fair, l9i@2oi,. Other articles
unchanged.
NEW YORK. August Is Coffee, spots
end fair Rio firm, l9ic; options lower
and fairly active, closing steady
sales, $4,000 bsse; August, Sl7 75@
IL IS; September, $l7 S0(917 95
October, 3l7 90@ls 10; Novem'
Der, SlS@lS 10; December, SIS Oh
OILS rs; Jsnusry, SIS 059lS 20; Feb.
rusry, SIS l0@ls 20; March, $l8 loo
Is 25; April, SIS lS@lS 80; Nay,
SIS POOLS 30, Sugar steady; reiued
steady; confectionery A, 5lS-l8ci
g'arulated. 5Ic. Molasses dull cubes,
lSc fat. Rec, firm, fair inquiry.
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HOUSEHOLD SUPPLIES,

APPLEs-KentuCky stock, 81 50C92 30
per barrel; dried apples, &c per pound
from store. Dried peaches, &c from
store.
vEaErABLRs-Onio So 80 from
store. Cabbage, Northern, s. per
Gratis, 318 per 100. Krsut, barrels, So ;
half barrels, So. Garlic, 81 per 100.
FRuT-0rsnges, 5000 per box T;
lemons, 81 50(96 per box; easier.
Bananas, 81 5092 80 psr bunch.
Nurs-Oocoaouts, So per 100. Pea.
nuts Virginia, &c; Tennessee farm
ers' stock, 394c; roasted, 2ic higher (;
shellsd, l0c. Pecans-Texas, 74l0c.
RAnISs -Loneon layers. s.; layers,
% rs; California, 81 10.
PIcKLss-In Jars, pints, 95c; quarts,
81 90; half gsllors. 81 rs; gallons,
S. rs; loose, barrels, 80 90; bal
barrels, 81; mixed, barrels, $40 80;
mixed, half barrels, 50.
EoGs-Steady, l3@l4c.
PoTAToEs-Firm, selling, " 35S
275 per barrel.
CIDER-New York, 81 20 per barrel
and "a so per half barrel.
FsH-Msckerei, half barrels, No. 1
80 rs; No. 2, s rs; No. 8. s.; l0-lt
bit, No. l, 81; No. 2, 9bc; No. 3, S5c
Dry herring, family, 25c per box.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-17
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened quiet
and closed quiet; middling, 9lc. Sales,
so bales; receipts, bales; shipmsns,
bales; stock on hand, APO bales
receipts to date, 662.538 bales; ship.
shipments 10 date, 652, l4l bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, 70; good ordinary, 75c;
low middllng, Sic; middling, 9tc;
good middliDg, 9tc; middling fair,
mammal; fair, nominal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September 1st, 1909; burnt,
6gO7; home consumption 10 date, 2779 ;
stock running account, APO. Imports
NJ. q L. r. r 2; wagons, s. Exports
none.
New York spots opened steady and
closed firm; middliDg. Ole. Sales, 955
bales. Quotations we're as folio We
Ordinary, 7c; good ordinary, S7.l6c
low middling, 93 l8c; middlins, Ole
good middling, 9I;; middling far,
l0ic; fair, llic. Futures opened steady
and closed dull but steady, as follows;
August, 8 1898 A; sepiembe', 9.2l@
9.23; October, CISCO 10; November
o 1909 Is; December, Q llC19.l2; Jan
uary, 8 l5a9 10 February, 0 2l@922
March o 2Sia9 30; April. 9.3i(p9. 36
May, o 1900 AS. Salee, $1,000 bales.
The Now Orleans spot market opepet
quiet and closed steady; middliig
8 3 Ice. Sales, 2l00 bales. Carnations
were as follose: Ordinary, 7 3 l6e; eoot
ordinary, s Ice; low middling
8 1896; middling, o 3 l6o; good mid
ding, 97.l8,. Futu o. op med steady
and osed slead5, as follows: Augum
o O2@9 "a; september, s Sl@S 80; DC
tober, s7l@S72 November. S6I@
s IS: December, s.699S 70; Jinusry
8 75@s 70. February, s8SCss So
Marcn, s9iSS 95; April, o 0S@9 o.
May, 9l2@,9 10; June, 92l@9.22
Sllsa, Is. 100 baee.
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKkT
/ -. H.a pttsas tAtnck
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WOOL.

Wool - Bury grsase wool, I'M
washed, l39lsc; clear grease wool
23@26c; bury washed, 2SC930c; tut
wa,hed, $685..
ST.. LOUIS, No., Augu't 10 Wool
quiet and steady; unwashed bright
medium, 1926; coarse braid, loo
23c; low ssudy, 10000; fue light, u
@23c; hns heavy, l4920c; tut
washed, choice, Soc; fair, 35@37c
low. 30(a33c.
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KxcHAsaR.

kkChArok.
New Yorb and principal cities North
and Est, par buying, ! premium sell.
ing; New England sight, discount
buying; Nex Orleans, | discount buy
ing, par selling.
STOCK CALL BOARD.
There WAS no seesion Of the Call
Board held today.
Nav YoKK, August l8.-Monsy on
call easy At 10 10 0 per cent; Last
loan at 4, closed offered at 3.
Primo mercantile paper, 6l(97. Ser.
ling exchange dull bat steady and
unchanged.
Government bonds weso daN, bu.
steady.
There was a much better ieeiing
noticeable In the stock market this
morning on renewed buying for Lon
don and Chicago and come covering
OF shoris. The buying, especially dur
ing the forenoon, was OF an excellent
character, while the selling was prin.
cipally by the room bears. The
market Was more active a. this time,
though the usual midsummer dull.
ness marked the later transac ions
The buylng Of the grangen attracted
much attention, being, ~ IL supposed
for the room lnierest that has been {
heavy seller Of lac. Lon ION took q
few oi its iAvoritss, aud the insiderl
were large purchasers Of Reading aut
Jersey Osnusl, and the July state
ment OF the former Ia Tumofed 10 bi
particularly good. Nes England wa
vefksr thsn Of late and led the gen
eral list IN tho afternoon decline. Tn
market presented no feature Of inter
est aud flnally closed dull aud heav'
AZ close 20 the opening figures. Raj
road bands showed considerable im
provement In the amouot Of businee
done, which today amounted 10 81 ,0i7,
600. The io,al sales Of stocks toda
were 29i, $50 shares. Closing quota
tons:
a, ooup, III M.K,kT. Ger. &c, o.,
10, soup, ISpJ.. North. Pao. lst,iisX.
Psci6c o q iss, LA. Horth.Pae. sds .iobtl
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FINANCE and COMMERCE.
HONEY 8 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE 1.S PREMIUM.
Cotton QRlet- Middling Cotton, 9fc
SALES Today, Unim-
p0rtant.
APPEAL 0yyIcH,
TxnapAY EXKNING. August l6. 1887.

TynaDAY EVENING August 10, 1851.
Money rates remain about as for.
merly quoted--S per cent. Loanable
funds are in good supply. There was
NO meeting OF the Stock Call Board
held today.
The local cotton market declined sC
today, making middling Ole. The
quotations on "stains" aud "dusty''
have been dropped for the season.
The first bale Of cotton from Coahoma
county, Miss, was received today by
billiard 4 Ccfin, the shipper being A.
B. Csruthers, Of Clsrksdale.
The New Orleans market closed
steady aud unchanged. August
futures advanced points, September
spoints, and the new cop months 4
TO 8 points. At Liverpool spots are
quoted steady, fair demand and un-
changed. Futures closed steady and
up to 2 points. Manchester, cloths
dull, limited inquiry; yarns quiet and
unchanged.
New York spots closed firm and un.
changed. August futures advanced
/ point, September 8, and the new
crop months 2 to points. A leading
New York cotton circular, Of the 10th,
says of the future market: at was a
decidedly dali market for cotton con.
tracts and without feature OF impor.
lance. Jyerpoo! strengthened q frac.
ton, aud there wa, slight response
here, values gaining q few points
upon demand from local shorts, but
no new orders came In aud the close
proved tame throughout. August
was quito stupid and weak, but moi
pressed severely for sale In the evident
absence Of demand, though as a rule
holders were very willing TO real'zs
Crop accounts generally continue In
good form, except In sections o.
Texas"
This New York Commercial Chroni
Gle OF latest date, referring to the gro
Gerry market, says that sugars from
6rst hsud s have not sold freely, bu
the refined product secured very
good distribution, AID that is favor
able feature, while on other sweets
in the tjrm OF mola 900 and syrups
matters have strengthened and tn,
movement proved fair. Rice ha
found good and increasing demand
with hardening tone on rem amin,
supplies. Spices attracted greater AZ
tentiop, snd two or three OF the prin
cipal descriptions are no y Ia fulle
value. Teas we're dull In first nand
and developed evidences Of growing
demand from consumers. Coffee wa
quite irregular for awhile, but fna |.
seemed 10 be forcing open the lonI
stubborn country trade; values game
In strength accordingly, with som
tendency to renewsl Of speculative
fever. In the Memphis market cofe
was advanced lc per pound today
The Agricultural Bureau and Brad
street both make the corn crop no,
growing 100000, 900 bushels. Nj
Ogden FOntsine, q well.known broke
OF this CITY, Gays Of the corn crop
"The militia as uiuil are buying
and will get badly left. May corn Is
great big ssle for a long turn at tn
price today, ASS In Chicago. To be
purchaser at present prices the GRO
would have 10 be under 400, 900 0
bushels. II looks like the crowd wi
never learn any sense and will let th
Change wolves fa,ten on them FOL
ever"
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A$SIssI..22'- lcA.n..,
srLrioss.

CINCINNATI. August 10 -Hoon--Rlys 4
feet 3 inches on tho gauge aud falling.
Weather oloudyi Thermometer ~.
EVANSVILLE, August 10 Noon River
feet b. the gauge and stationary. Weather
cloudy and pleasant.
PITTsBUR0, Ausust "a NoOn-hiver
feet 10 Inches on the EauEo and stationary.
Weather Gear and pleasant,
LOUISVILLE, August 10. -NOon-Riyor .
feet inches In the canal and loot ] inch
on the falls. and falling. Weather clear and
hot.
CAIRO, August Noon-Rivst 7 feet a
inches on the sause aud failing weather
cloud. and warm Afriyedi Belle Men
bTisans, iam'I City Of Baton Rouge, ~.
Louj,, an. Dspartedi Belle Mepphis.
81. Louis, 2 m.
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LIVE STOCK.
Hoos-ChoIce, 49iic.

Hoos-C Choice, 4Cg41c.
sHKRP-Choice, BE; medium, 20
2ic. $500
LAMBl-Good 10 choice, siC94 80.
GRAss OATfLR-Choice, 3ic; good,
3@3lc; fair IN medium, 2if92ic; seal
lawsgr, Hole.
CHICAGO, ILL, August lb.-The
Drovers' Journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 5000 head; Bbipm8nts,
1000. Market steady 10 strong
shipping steer, 50 25694 90; stockers
aud ieederr, ri 1903 SOj cows, bulls
and mixed, 81 1902 SOi Texas cattle,
sos 90; wyomlDgs, ~ S5; Mon
lanas, IS 90. Hogs Receipts, 1900
head Bhipments, 5000 head. Market
slow, &c 10 l0c lower; rough and
mixed, "a 60Ga5; packing and
shipping, 1903 so; light, i6C96 30
skips, S39l %. Sheep = Recsipts
1000 head; shipments, 500 bead
Market steady; native muttons, IS p
Cal4 90: alockers, ~ 0692 IS; Western
50 1908 7Oj Texans, " zoos 20
lambe. A(db,
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Mut, ~ Avn uousY vs.

MuLEs-Llght demand; IA to l4l
hands high, sSo9l20; l4i TO 10 hands
high, $ll59l35; 10 10 l6t hands high,
sl35(gl60; l51 to 10 hends high, $50.
The chiei demand Ia for mules from 10
TO l5A hands high-levee mules.
Homp-Dull; drivers, $l259l65 /;
heavy DRAFT, sli59ls0; ssddls. $l26(s
l75; extra saddle, sl759275; plugs,
A5@S5. Texas ponies, s2OCS65; few
on market.
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HInEa AND IALLOM.

HIDEs-Dry flint, No. /, lie; No. 2,
lie; dry sAlied, collie; green sailed,
No. /, tic; No. 2, 8tc; green, 6C96c.
Sheep skins, l6c9fl. Bseawax, zoe.
Talloy, 3(A3lc.
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WHnKY-straight Kentucky Bour
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
nessee whiskiee, according 10 age and
make; common whisky, WcC9l 10, &C
cording TO proof.
CINCINNATI, o., August l6.-Whisky
firm. Sales, 927 barrels iiniAhed goodi
on a basin OF 81 06.
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CorInn sEEp PRODUCTS.

PRInK CRUDE On - SIC; OF
crude, none; prime summer yellow,
$50; of summer yellow, none
choice cooking eummef yellow, 4Ocj
prime cotton seed meal, ZIG car load
lots; Jess an car load, lls; of cot.
ton seed meal, =.
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On the Produce Exchange today the
butter market was firm for fancy
creamery, N@26c; dairy, 18@2Sc.
Eggs frm; fresh candied, l2i09lSc.
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Trnslee's SAIe.

DURsUA ANT 10 tho terms Of deed Of trus
II executed 10 mo a. trustee By Pat Martin
nnd Ju Ia Martin, da Cd 2lst day Of Septem-
ber, 1871, and recorded In the nesistsr't
fliss OF Shelby county, To- nossee, IN book
No 100, paEs ~. default hayiuE been made
Int payment of tbs deb. therein O. cured,
and | hayins been toqlsttsd ~ the beno-
hciario' therein, vii, on Sa'arasy, the
ad aay of september. 1887. bttsoen
the hours oil II o'clock a m. ana I y'c.O'k
m, At the . uthNo,t cor ~ OF Mail and
Nadison streets, N the TaIlrG Dtitriet Of
sity county, Tenn essee, oder and sell Al
public anc loo. 20 ito highest bidder, for
osfh. the following real ostate togothtr With
all improvements thereon, 20 Niti A certain
lot tituatsd IN the 1aginE DtIet 81 shelby
county, Tonnes %, countg 4 shs ~, Ten.
rttfte, knOsu and deflEnA'sd - lots and
3 In b ock No. 2 u the A. WHEht subdi-
sion, plat a whioh " duit recorded In the
No, istsf's giice OF shelby county 1snnetsse,
IN plat book I, piIo 90. said tots hays each
q ifunt OF 10 isot on the sSt line Of wtisht
svsnus aud ,uh back bttwssn parallel lines
80 feet 10 a ~ lot alley. Tbs 'guly Of re-
dsmptioh " saived aud the tie bsl eyed 70
be good' but ! sell Ard ,s9pyey A. uas'ee
only. W. q. NC lLUhk. Trustee.
Tufiey A wrisht, attotnsvs.
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NEW ronH orr GOODS MARKET

NEW YonK, August l6.--More 40
tiyity was remarked 10 the jlbbipg
Departments Of trade and good busi.
meas was Ia progress, whion promises
TO be Increased, bat the demand Of
agents was moderated - usual on
Tuesdayl
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pow nER
TOBACCO AND SNUFF,

PowDER-Kpgr, s5; half kegs, 90 70
Quarter keRs, al 20.